neo-Nazi

See also: neonazi, Neonazi, néonazi, neo-nazi, and néo-nazi

English

Etymology

Originally from postwar (1952) French néonazi, used to describe any number of movements, which saw themselves as believers of Nazi ideology or whose ideology had similar attributes. The term spread throughout the Western world acquiring a broader usage.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˌnioʊˈnɑːtsi/
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Noun

neo-Nazi (plural neo-Nazis)

A person who believes in neo-Nazism
Synonym: neo-Nazist

(The addition of quotations indicative of this usage is being sought:)
(derogatory) A person with very right-wing and domineering or intolerant views.

Translations

person who believes in a Nazi ideology

Albanian: neo-nazist m
Arabic: نَازِيّ جَدِيد‎ m (nāziyy jadīd), نَازِيُّون جُدُد‎ m pl (nāziyyūn judud)
Armenian: նեոնացիստ (hy) (neonacʿist)
Azerbaijani: neonasist
Belarusian: неанацы́ст m (njeanacýst), неанацы́стка f (njeanacýstka), нэанацы́ст m (neanacýst), нэанацы́стка f (neanacýstka)
Bulgarian: неонаци́ст m (neonacíst), неонаци́стка f (neonacístka)
Catalan: neonazi (ca) m or f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 新納粹／新纳粹 (zh) (xīnnàcuì)
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Czech: neonacista (cs) m, neonacistka f
Danish: nynazist c
Dutch: neonazi (nl) m
Esperanto: novnazio
Estonian: neonats
Finnish: uusnatsi (fi)
French: néo-nazi (fr) m or f
Georgian: ნეონაცისტი (neonacisṭi)
German: Neonazi (de) m
Greek: νεοναζί (el) m (neonazí), νεοναζιστής (el) m (neonazistís), νεοναζίστρια (el) f (neonazístria)
Hebrew: נֵאוֹ נָאצִי‎ (neo nátsi)
Hindi: निओ-नाज़ी m (nio-nāzī)
Hungarian: neonáci (hu)
Italian: neonazista (it) m or f
Japanese: ネオナチ (neonachi)
Kazakh: неонацист (neonasist)
Korean: 네오나치 (ne'onachi), 신나치 (sinnachi)
Kyrgyz: неонацист (neonatsist)
Latvian: neonacists m
Lithuanian: neonacistas m
Macedonian: неонаци́ст m (neonacíst), неонаци́стка f (neonacístka)
Marathi: निओ-नाजी (nio-nājī)
Mongolian:
Cyrillic: неонацист (neonacist)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: nynazist m

Nynorsk: nynazist m
Persian: نئونازی‎ (ne'o-nâzi)
Polish: neonazista (pl) m, neonazistka f
Portuguese: (Brazil) neonazista (pt) m or f, (Portugal) neonazi m or f
Romanian: neonazist (ro) m, neonazistă (ro) f
Russian: неонаци́ст (ru) m (neonacíst), неонаци́стка (ru) f (neonacístka), неона́ци m or f (neonáci)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: неонацист m, неонацисткиња f

Roman: neonacist m, neonacistkinja f
Slovak: neonacista m, neonacistka f
Slovene: neonacista m, neonacistka f
Spanish: neonazi (es) m or f
Swedish: nynazist (sv) c
Tajik: неонатсист (neonatsist), неунозист (neunozist)
Turkish: neo-Nazi
Turkmen: neonasist
Ukrainian: неонаци́ст m (neonacýst), неонаци́стка f (neonacýstka)
Uzbek: neonatsist
Yiddish: נעאָ-נאַצי‎ m (neo-natsi)

insult: person with right-wing views

Finnish: natsi (fi)
Georgian: ნეონაცისტი (neonacisṭi), ნეოფაშისტი (neopašisṭi)
Italian: neonazista (it)
Russian: неонаци́ст (ru) m (neonacíst), неонаци́стка (ru) f (neonacístka), неона́ци m or f (neonáci), неофаши́ст (ru) m (neofašíst), неофаши́стка (ru) f (neofašístka)

Adjective

neo-Nazi (not comparable)

Of or pertaining to neo-Nazism or neo-Nazis.
Synonym: neo-Nazist

Translations

of or pertaining to Neo-Nazism

Czech: neonacistický
Hungarian: neonáci (hu)
Polish: neonazistowski (pl)
Swedish: nynazistisk (sv)

Anagrams

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